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That is amazingly clean!
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Wow, I always wanted a carpet Chia Pet!
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Those cast iron claw footed tubs are nice! I own one in my house, and grew up with one in my parents old house! They are wonderful, and they don't make them like that anymore!
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The pentagram is the wrong way, it should be upside down, as for the rest of the picture, definitely depicts a Satanist!
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Looks like some place a bunch of junkies would end up! Not exactly haunted with ghosts, but haunted with the dreams of what could have been...
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Some of the funniest comments I've read in a long time.

<---- walks away singing "Getting to know you....getting to know all about you..."
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Motts, can you find the, "inside time" to post some new galleries? Need some more artistic motivation! Thanks!
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T smith, its depends on what cartridge you get hit with. Those are 9mm aren't that bad, but i have scars from the 5.56 simuntions
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Gaebler 1988 I left there in 1988, e-mail me at lmdewolfe@gmail.com and maybe we know each other. No need for names here.
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Motts i know u probably wont answer this but how did you get into 139?
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Its not patrolled really.. some guy in a pickup truck comes around, but he doesnt mind and hes just like moving branches or something idk.... and then theres a guard in front of 93 who comes at around like 10 or something who just sits there and doesnt care.
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Emergency drug box? Ummm wtf... They drugged every1 up major there why would they need emergency ones..
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i would take it home and revive it with a defibulator..
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Amzing!!
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I doubt it, considering he was last transferred to Pilgrim...

"The highly publicized crime repulsed people throughout the Hudson Valley, and its aftershocks were felt on Long Island years later, after Mr. Fentress was transferred to a state hospital in Kings Park in Suffolk County in 1985. He had been confined to a more secure hospital, the Mid-Hudson Psychiatric Center in Orange County and, according to Mr. Darrow, he was transferred after doctors decided that he was not dangerous.

After an unsubstantiated report that he was seen wandering the streets nearby, neighbors formed a human chain around the Kings Park hospital in protest. Mr. Fentress was moved to Pilgrim State when the Kings Park hospital closed in 1996."

Source: http://www.nytimes.com...-mental-patient.html